
In the case of Zhang Junjie, the "big accountant" of Legislator Gao Jin Sumei, who jumped bail and absconded, the prosecutor's task force arrested a man named Pan who was responsible for car rental in Yunlin.
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Zhang Junjie is an employee of legislator Gao Jin Sumei. He is wanted by the prosecutors for absconding from bail and being involved in a National Security Law case.
In the case of Zhang Junjie abandoning bail and absconding, the prosecutor's task force tonight brought back the man surnamed Pan who rented a car for him. (Photo by reporter Lu Yunfeng)
Legislator Gao Jin Sumei's "big accountant" Zhang Junjie abandoned bail and absconded and was involved in the National Security Law. The prosecutor's task force continued to investigate and made new progress. The New Taipei City Criminal Police Brigade arrested one of the responders, a man named Pan, in Yunlin today. It is understood that Pan Sui was another contact person after Zhou Huankai took over Zhang Junjie. He was responsible for renting a vehicle to drive Zhang Junjie around the southern region, creating breaking points for him and making it more difficult for the police to handle the case.
It is reported that Zhou Huankai drove Zhang Junjie to Chiayi and Tainan, then contacted Pan Nan to hand over the car in downtown Tainan, and then Pan Nan drove people around and continued northward, all the way to Yunlin County. The police grasped the relevant clues and locked the whereabouts of Pan Nan. They launched a manhunt at about 2 o'clock this afternoon and successfully arrested Pan Nan.
It is understood that the task force has arrested four accomplices, including Su Su Pan, but has not yet directly targeted Zhang Junjie himself, which shows his cunning. Preliminary understanding shows that Zhang Junjie used other people's mobile phones to contact Pan Nan in the same old way. The two parties agreed to handover in Tainan. However, Pan Nan did not want to explain the detailed route for the time being. Since the inquiry was stopped tonight, he would wait to inquire tomorrow to see if he could learn more about the case.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The prosecutor will conduct further questioning of the man surnamed Pan tomorrow to clarify the circumstances of the case.
Very likely · Within days

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